Which statement is true regarding the Yellowstone National Park? A There are diverse habitats, from open meadows of wildflowers to thick pine forests. B The types of undergrowth in the forests are uniform and do not change. C Each spring, fires will destroy the forests and reduce them to white ash. D Forestry officials clear the forests regularly to provide new grazing ground for large herbivores.
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